I don’t know where the first person who left the review took the photos from, but obviously not near Beldibi) It seems to me that these are photos of the “pirate cave” that can be seen on a pleasure boat if you sail from Kemer towards Kirish (opposite to Beldibi).
The second comment is weird too.
If you follow the geolocation left in the description of the attraction on this site, then the path will look like this:
behind Beldibi in front of the first tunnel we turn towards the sea and - voila! - we see a green grid (fence) near the rock, with a sign "Beldibi cave". But there is no cave, if there was, it was collapsed, the entrance is not visible, just a sheer cliff, which for some reason is fenced.
But if you go down further, you will have a beautiful view (sea, rocks, clear water), so I still advise you to visit the place, but not for the sake of a cave that does not exist))
We went there from Kemer, the fare is 4.5 lira, that is, 9 lira for two.
The rating of the cave is 0 out of 10, so it does not exist
Rating of a wild beach with rocks - 10 out of 10, so the average is 5))
The second comment is weird too.
If you follow the geolocation left in the description of the attraction on this site, then the path will look like this:
behind Beldibi in front of the first tunnel we turn towards the sea and - voila! - we see a green grid (fence) near the rock, with a sign "Beldibi cave". But there is no cave, if there was, it was collapsed, the entrance is not visible, just a sheer cliff, which for some reason is fenced.
But if you go down further, you will have a beautiful view (sea, rocks, clear water), so I still advise you to visit the place, but not for the sake of a cave that does not exist))
We went there from Kemer, the fare is 4.5 lira, that is, 9 lira for two.
The rating of the cave is 0 out of 10, so it does not exist
Rating of a wild beach with rocks - 10 out of 10, so the average is 5))
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